I Tested Out the Popular Crochet-Flats Trend—Here’s My Genuine Review

      Each season brings at least one shoe trend that dominates my social media feeds, and recently, crochet flats have been popping up everywhere. They possess that laid-back, artisanal vibe reminiscent of a find from a charming boutique during a holiday in the South of France. This lesser-known shoe style seems to have made its way directly to the streets of New York. After trying on a single pair, I quickly became infatuated and wanted to explore further. I walked for miles in my crochet flats and was amazed by their comfort and durability, so I felt compelled to experiment with various styles to see which ones are the most versatile and fashionable… for research, of course. It definitely wasn’t just for my enjoyment. I tried on several pairs to see how they fit into my daily routine and was pleasantly surprised. For each style, I considered a few questions: Are they comfortable? Do they endure beyond just looking good? Most importantly, would I actually wear them again? Below, you’ll find my complete analysis of the crochet flats trend, detailing what I loved and what caught me off guard.

      If you're a fan of the mesh flats trend, your next step should be to get this crochet pair from Reformation. They feature a design similar to the crochet flats that have been trending, but the netted knit fabric perfectly mimics a crochet texture. Initially, I was hesitant about slipping into these shoes after experiencing many uncomfortable options, but they were so soft and comfy that I didn't want to take them off. I paired them with a cute top and baggy jeans for a "Saturday in NYC" look.

      **Reformation Britt Ballet Flat**

      If you're after shoes that make a bold statement in Barbie doll pink, you can't miss these crochet flats. This style comes in a whopping eighteen color options. They look like crochet flats but are crafted from high-quality leather, ensuring they're a purchase you won’t regret. Pair them with all the fun dresses left in your closet this summer, and you won’t look back.

      **Shop the crochet flats:**

      **Larroudé Verona Macrame Ballet Flat**

      These shoes inspired this article and closely resemble the Magda Butrym shoes I’ve had my eye on for months. If anyone can create excellent crochet flats, it’s this brand. The texture and detailed craftsmanship offer an artisanal touch, making you feel like you discovered a unique pair during a getaway at a hidden boutique. The brand's crochet version of party heels is next on my wishlist.

      **Shop similar crochet flats:**

      **Magda Butrym Crochet Mules**

      **Pull and Bear Crochet Ballerinas**

      **Zara Crochet Sandals With Ankle Straps**

      **TOTEME Knitted Ballet Flats**

      **ALOHAS Rosemary Crochet Espadrilles**

      **Magda Butrym Crochet Ballet Flat**

      **J.Crew Quinn Handwoven Ballet Flats**

      **Mango Crochet Ballet Flats**

      **Jeffrey Campbell My Weave Flat**